He was pretty good at doing "more with less"

The year they beat Baylor, his team was nowhere near as talented, but Baylor gave up jump shot after jump shot to Morgan William and she converted them.

He didn't land a single McDonald's All-American until 2019, and I'm guessing not too many WBB teams have made back to back NCAA title games without a single one in recent memory.

He appears to be a pretty good player developer. McCowan was nowhere near Brown as a freshman, but ended up a higher draft pick and had a more productive rookie season (on a team nowhere near as good).

I assume he'll land higher recruits at UT, so it'll be interesting to see how he does.

Final example. Even with McCowan [Senior Season] the D wasn't great against top opponents. The stats above are from the 2019 NCAA Tourney Elite 8 game. Oregon shot 54% from the field, 50% from 3.

The very next game against Baylor, same Oregon team shoots 37% from field and 37% from 3. Scores 21 less points.

When Miss St. beat Baylor in the 2017 Tourney it was because of our turnovers. They had 4 turnovers, we had 17. Baylor shot 53.3% from the field. But Miss St had 14 extra shots, shot 50% from 3 [at high volume], and shot 83.3% on FTs as Baylor shot 72.7% (similar volume). Minor change in any of those areas and Baylor wins. Baylor's backcourt had 12 turnovers in that game. 12. Credit pressure D for some of that nonsense, but also recognize the players simply didn't take care of the ball. 12!